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We support purchase power parity. This is automated based on IP address of the computer you are using to make the purchase. It's an imperfect system and the discount does not always display.
Note that if you use the PPP discount your purchase will be restricted to the country you purchased it from.
When you buy a team seat, you receive a link that can be used to register for the number of accounts you have purchased. The license is non-transferable (you cannot reassign a license from one person to another).
Yes. You pay the difference from what you paid for the lower tier to the price of Pro at the time you upgrade. This means that unless there’s still a discount on Pro, you’ll not get a discounted upgrade.
Purchasing Power Parity - a lower price for users in certain countries; content is a bit cheaper and the course is only accessible from the country it is purchased from.
Yes, you can! Simply enter their email address instead of your own. There might be a verification code they receive that you’ll have to request from them. Also, if you buy a PPP license, then make sure you’re both in the same country otherwise they won’t be able to access the content in their country.
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PPP purchases are limited to the content that is displayed at the time of purchase and current and future bonus materials and features might not be available.
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Team licenses are actually coupon codes that can be redeemed by users. Companies are not meant to own or keep the licenses.
They are meant to be distributed and are owned by the individual that claims that seat.
They cannot be transferred or "passed around"
Yes, there’s a textarea that allows you to put any arbitrary information into the invoice PDF/printable.
Epic React is for anyone with a moderate understanding of JavaScript! Give this blog post a read: https://kentcdodds.com/blog/javascript-to-know-for-react. If you’re comfortable with the features in that post, then you should be good to go. If not, then you’ll struggle a little bit with the syntax and JavaScript features used in the workshops.
You'll still learn something! Epic React is tailored for all experience levels! Kent covers everything from the basic levels to the advanced to the experimental!
TestingJavaScript.com is the best place to learn to test JavaScript applications on the web. There you’ll get a much deeper foundation on testing, both in general as well as specific to React. The Testing React Apps workshop (as well as the testing exercises in the Build an Epic React App workshop) will give you a solid foundation in its own right, and you should be comfortable testing your applications with the information you learn there. But it won’t give you as deep an understanding as TestingJavaScript.com. There is a little bit of overlap, but it is completely separate material. If you do both, I’d suggest doing EpicReact.Dev first unless you have experience shipping production applications already. If that’s the case, then you can do them in any order.
Here is a link to the recording.
Kent recommends around 14 weeks for a “dedicated” pace. The suggested schedule for a learning club can be found here: KCD Learning Clubs Ideas
To link your KCD account with Discord navigate to https://epicreact.dev/discord/ after you have purchased the course. Click on the button and you'll have the Epic React Dev role added to your account as well as the 🚀 added to your name!
It is all self-paced but Kent holds office hours that you can join to ask questions.
You can join a learning club to check-in with other students live, learn more at https://kcd.im/clubs
In addition, the Discord Community is very active.
Visit this link to learn about how to join a club https://kcd.im/discord-active-clubs. The learning clubs are student-driven, so if you don’t see one that has openings then feel free to create your own. Check the following link for more information about creating your own club: https://kcd.im/clubs
No. The Epic React learning clubs are just for those that paid for the course.
The course is up to date and compatible with React v16.x, v17.x, and v18.x.
Kent plans on keeping the material up-to-date and labeling anything that changes in a way that would require code changes.
Yes! All of the repos work in codesandbox. Simply add "box" to the end of the Github URL.
https://github.com/kentcdodds/react-fundamentals <-- repohttps://githubbox.com/kentcdodds/react-fundamentals <-- codesandbox
It is still recommended to do everything locally, but this is a great alternative if you're stuck on the setup.
Also, every workshop has a Dockerfile if you like to roll like that.
Yes. Contact the support team at team@epicreact.dev.
You cannot transfer your license to another person.
Yes! You can email the Epic React Support Email: team@epicreact.dev
You can read them here.
Credit for most of this information goes to the Kent C. Dodds Discord Community!